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Otrada [13]
4 years ago
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Chemistry question! Please explain!

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Ilya [14]4 years ago
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There are no numbers provided so I will try to explain the equation. If you want to find the percent error you would do theoretical (the number it’s supposed to be) minus experimental (the number you got in the experiment) over the theoretical value (same as the first one.) You must multiply this by 100 in order to show the actual percentage rather than very low decimals. You want the percent error to be as low as possible because the lower it is the less mistakes happened. Mistakes can include too much/less of solvent, solution, or the glassware wasn’t clean enough, and much much more.

I hope this helps!
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